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Chris Allen
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Gregg Ward
Gregg Ward, the founder and CEO of Gregg Ward Group has extensive experience in business. He has been a consultant to clients throughout North America, and Western Europe over his entire career. ADP and Booz Allen Hamilton are some of his clients.
Gregg has written two books on leadership and business development. His latest is The Respectful Leader, released by John Wiley & Sons. It was recently selected by Amazon editors as the best business book of the month. He is also author of Bad Behavior and People Problems, as well as Sticky Situations, which are tools for leaders and managers.
Christine Allen
Christine Allen is a Forbes Coaches Council member, a elite group consisting of top business coach. She has contributed to Forbes Q&A about leadership and was a featured contributor. In a Q&A format article aimed at business leaders, her thoughts on coaching are condensed.
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Berman Leadership Development
Berman Leadership Development is a Forbes Coaches Council member. This exclusive community consists of top business and career coaches. Berman Leadership Development passed a committee review during its application process. The committee screened the applicant to confirm its suitability for membership. After meeting the criteria, the organization selected the company for inclusion.
Berman Leadership Development has added a senior consultant and executive coach to its ranks. RHR International Master Certified Coach Eugene Ross was a Motorola former executive. He was recently added to the MG100 coach list and is a thought leadership figure in transformational leadership.
FAQ
Who could become a life coach
Anyone can become a life coach, regardless of age or background.
It doesn't really matter what experience you have in other areas of your life. What matters most is your desire to help others.
Most life coaches are educated at the university or have completed postgraduate training. There are many self-taught life coach out there.
Life coaches are very effective.
Life coaches help us understand who we are and what motivates them to help us achieve our goals. They also help us overcome obstacles by giving us strategies for overcoming them.
They assist us in setting realistic goals and tracking our progress towards them.
Life coaching helps people develop self-awareness, allowing them to know themselves better and make better decisions. It helps people to improve their relationships and manage difficult situations.
What does a coach do for life?
A life coach can help you live a happier, more fulfilling, and healthier life by helping you to focus on the things that matter most to you. They can help you set goals and create strategies to achieve them. They also provide support and guidance when times are tough.
They are there to help you with any questions or concerns, whether it's helping you plan a wedding or giving career advice during job interviews.
A life coach doesn't just tell you what to do; they'll give you tools to make better decisions and improve your relationships.
How do you know if you need a life coach
You may need extra support if you feel that you are not living up your potential. If you've failed at something before, it's a sign. Or maybe you have trouble sticking with a goal long enough to see results.
You might be experiencing stress-related exhaustion if you find it difficult to manage your entire life: work, home, finances, family, friends, and health.
Life coaches can help you overcome these challenges.
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- Needing to be 100% positive and committed for every client regardless of what is happening in your own personal life (careerexplorer.com)
- 80 percent of respondents said self-confidence improved, 73 percent said relationships improved, 72 percent had better communication skills, and 67 percent said they balanced work and life better. (leaders.com)
- According to ICF, the average session cost is $244, but costs can rise as high as $1,000. (cnbc.com)
- People with healthy relationships have better health outcomes, are more likely to engage in healthy behaviors, and have a decreased mortality risk.1 (verywellmind.com)
- This also doesn't mean that the give-and-take in a relationship is always 100% equal. (verywellmind.com)
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What does it mean to be a life coach?
A life coach can help you improve your life by giving advice on career planning, personal development, relationship counseling and business coaching.
A life coach provides support and assistance for individuals who are looking to make positive changes in their lives. They may also guide those struggling with depression, anxiety, addiction, grief, stress, trauma, loss, etc.
Life coaches use various techniques to guide clients toward achieving their goals. Motivational interviewing is a popular method that helps clients set goals, achieve their goals, use self-reflection, assertiveness and cognitive behavioral therapy.
Life coaching is a form of psychotherapy that offers a more holistic approach to life. Coaches typically charge less than therapists but offer similar services. Coaches often have a specific focus, such as in parenting or love relations. Some coaches are primarily focused on adults while others specialize in working with teens or children. Other coaches may have expertise in other areas such as sports performance, fitness, nutrition, or education.
The benefits of life coaching include:
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Assisting people in achieving their goals
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Improvement of relationships
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Problem solving
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Overcoming challenges
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Improving mental health
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Learn new skills
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Building confidence
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Motivational enhancement
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Building resilience
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Finding meaning in your daily life
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Lifestyle choices that promote a healthy lifestyle
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Reducing stress
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Management of emotions
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Strengthening your strengths
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Enhancing creativity
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Work through changes
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Coping with adversity
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How to solve conflicts
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Peace of mind
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Improving finances
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Boosting productivity
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Fostering happiness
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Maintaining balance in your daily life
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Navigating transitions
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Strengthening community bonds
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Being resilient
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Healing from loss
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Finding fulfillment
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Optimizing opportunities
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Living well
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Leadership is possible
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Success is possible
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Academic success or work success
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Incoming into college/grad school
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Moving forward after divorce